Chapter 61: Truth or Dare
Although Yang Zhen'er wasn't involved in research and development, she could still answer quite a few of Xiang Kun's questions.
The pharmaceutical company she worked for wasn't a national leader in terms of scale, market value, or name recognition, but it did have several well-known medicines for treating influenza and other upper respiratory infections. The company invested quite a lot in research and development, with research centers in the city and neighboring provinces.
Still, those few questions Xiang Kun had asked were only meant to get the conversation started. Since Yang Zhen'er wasn't involved in research and development, there were plenty of things he wanted to know that he probably wouldn't be able to ask her about.
Xiang Kun looked at Xia Libing. Since he'd won as the host, he could ask each of them one question.
He actually wanted to ask this top student, who had a mental illness and dual master's degrees in psychology, some questions about psychology, especially the relationship between physical and psychological changes. He hadn't been able to find much useful information about that online.
But he'd only just asked Yang Zhen'er about her work. If he asked Xia Libing about this now, it might seem too deliberate—and a little boring.
So he asked Xia Libing a thoroughly pointless question: "Are you a James fan?"
But when she heard the question, Xia Libing looked at Yang Zhen'er. The latter laughed. "Looks like I have to answer this one. I'm the James fan. Her shoes..." She paused, then pointed at Xia Libing's clothes and pants. "And her clothes, pants, even her socks and underwear... I bought every last one of them!"
Yang Zhen'er sighed with a pained look. "Our Lao Xia is different from most women. She's never been interested in